Disco eyes, marble nails and gale-force hair: These are the standout beauty moments from LFW
Ok, ok, so we might be a little biased, but London Fashion Week always has the best beauty trends. From bold makeup looks, to intricate and innovative hair styles, the beauty from the shows always succeeds in pushing the boundaries of tradition, blazing the trail for the season ahead in a way that is both culturally relevent and, well, beautiful.
Here, we take a look at some of our favourite looks as well as defining the trends that you're bound to see a lot more of over the next few months. From hair that's windswept and weird (in a good way) at Fashion East, to the disco-ball eyes at House Of Holland and Halpern, to the marble-effect nail art that was seen across the city, here are the very best beauty trends from London Fashion Week's Spring Summer 2020 collections.
Looking for more beauty inspiration from around the world? Check out the best beauty looks from New York Fashion Week as well as what's trending in Tokyo.
Getty ImagesTHE NEW LIP
Backstage at Molly Goddard, makeup artist Hiromi Ueda smudged MAC Liquid Lipstick in Carviar, a solid matte shade, into lips to create a "bold but imperfect" look.
Getty ImagesTHE NEW LIP
Backstage at Emilia Wickstead, lead makeup artist, Lucy Bridge, used bespoke pigment blends from Code 8 Beauty to creating surprising, show-stopping lip shades that complemented the clothes.
Getty ImagesMARBLE NAILS
Marble nail art met metallic lips at Charlotte Knowles, where nail artist Lauren Michelle Pired used The GelBottle Inc polishes to create the colourful look.
Getty ImagesMARBLE NAILS
Nail artist Marianne Newman used an array of Kure Bazaar polishes to match the jewellery in the Roland Mouret Spring Summer Collection. Matching your nails to your accessories? We love it.
Getty ImagesDOWN THE DISCO
Fashion designer Julien Macdonald always epitomises glamour at his shows - case in point, these holographic, bejewelled stiletto nails.
Getty ImagesDOWN THE DISCO
This season's House of Holland girl has been up all night on the dancerfloor - with the glitter to prove it. MAC makeup pro Dominic Skinner used MAC Pro Glitter in Purple Hologram, Gold Hologram and Pink Hologram to create a lived-in, 6-am look.
Getty ImagesDOWN THE DISCO
Behind the scenes at Halpern, makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench used a combination of MAC Black and Holographic Glitter to create a retro, disco eye, while keeping the skin clean.
Getty ImagesGALE FORCE HAIR
Always one of London's most experimental shows, the models at Fashion East were made to look like they had extreme, wind-swept hair. In the words of hair stylist Teiji, "I was a bit challenging, but I just love it."
Getty ImagesGALE FORCE HAIR
Tina Outen for L’Oréal Professionnel created a weathered, textured braided style for Bora Aksu. The secret? Plenty of L’Oréal Professionnel TECNI.ART Pli and TECNI.ART Transformer Texture Lotion.
Getty ImagesHIGH POLISH
Inspired by Italy and the 1920s, this season's Erdem girl was bound to be chic. Hair stylist Anthony Turner prepped hair with L’Oréal Professionnel Mythic Oil for a clean, slick look, adding a feminine and elegant bow to finish.
Getty ImagesHIGH POLISH
As Victoria Beckham said herself, the beauty look was designed to "complement the lightness, easiness and freedom of the collection". Makeup artist Pat McGrath created clean, fresh and effortless look with products from VB's new beauty range (obvs).
